KEY! & Jay Critch Join Forces Over Kenny Beats Production On "Cable Guy"

Key! and Jay Critch link up on "Cable Guy."

BYAron A.Nov 08, 20182.9K Views

Key! and Kenny Beats have undeniable chemistry on wax. The two of them linked up earlier this year for their joint project, 777. Since then, both artists have delivered a slew of new music aside from their own collaborations. Key!'s dropped off several loose singles while Kenny Beats has been lowkey dominating the game by working heavily alongside some of the top artists in the game. Today, the two reunite alongside Jay Critch for their new track, "Cable Guy."

Key! recruits Jay Critch for their new collaboration, "Cable Guy." The two rappers join forces over Kenny Beats production who delivers an ominous, bass-heavy beat for Critch and Key! to snap on.

"Cable Guy" follows the release of Jay Critch's debut mixtape, Hood Favorite and Vince Staples' FM! which Kenny Beats handled the majority of the production on. Both projects dropped last Friday.

Quotable Lyrics
None of these bitches get stared
I'm cuttin' her off, she said 'it's not fair'
I'm fuckin' her friends by the pair
She ridin' the dick like she at the fair

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